Kevin Gardner graduated with a BS in Computer Science and an MBA from UCLA. He works as a business consultant for InnovateBTS where he helps companies integrate technology to improve performance. He shares his knowledge and expertise not only with his clients, but also with his fellow bloggers and readers.
If something prevents you from appearing in court, you may be able to make a written statement instead. However, if you do not have a compelling reason to give written testimony, the court usually requires that you appear in person.
Taking what steps you can to avoid a legal battle is a necessary precaution in a world full of frivolous litigation.
Legal trouble is never ideal, but it helps to know how to face it should it arise.
When trying to protect your business, properly drafting workplace procedures and policies can help prevent lawsuits.
Because business law can be complex and the penalties for non-compliance severe, it is generally a good idea to employ the services of an attorney to ensure your business remains compliant.
The entire process can take a few days, so be prepared and look at it as a learning experience and you’ll be fine!
Don’t let the excitement of buying and owning a new car get the best of you. Having the proper documentation in hand will help you avoid hassles down the road.
Clients’ cases depend on their lawyers to be on top of their organization and information handling.
The fastest route for you to become a court reporter is to enroll in an associate degree program.
Take time to put your legal documents in order before opening your business. Freeing yourself of preventable roadblocks lets you focus on the adventure ahead.